Bruce Rosenstiel was drawn to photography by his fascination with wildlife and world cultures. He enjoys photographing all manner of flora and fauna to reveal the extraordinary, and often unseen, diversity and beauty of nature.
Likewise, Bruce’s cultural portraits seek to make the foreign accessible by diffusing barriers of difference, creating a visual language of images that focuses on themes of universal human experience: work, play, worship, sorrow, joy.
Bruce’s Small World is dedicated to fostering environmental stewardship and cross-cultural understanding, by highlighting the bonds and behaviors between species and across communities, communicating through images when there is no shared spoken language.
His work has appeared in publications and websites and has been selected for many juried exhibits.
Solo Exhibits
Lancaster Art Gallery, Grapevine, TX
Oaxaca: Colors & Culture, November-December, 2021
Endangered Species, January-February, 2020
Retrospective, October, 2014
Images of Greece, October, 2013
Images of Oaxaca, January, 2011
Images of Thailand & Laos I & II, Sept.-Oct. 2009
Images of Africa, April-May 2008
Grapevine Kids, Sept.-Oct. 2007
Faces of Peru II, July-August 2007
Faces of Peru, April-June 2007
Landscapes, January-March 2007
Faces of Mexico, Nov.-Dec. 2006
Flora and Fauna, October 2006
Town Hall, Southlake, TX
Fall Through the Lens, September, 2012
Fort Worth Botanic Gardens, TX
Flora and Fauna, December 2008 – January 2009
Fort Worth Community Art Center, TX
Flora, Fauna, People, Places, April 2008
Group Exhibits:
In Peril: Endangered Species, Keller, TX, July-August, 2019
